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Lot 262
A late 18th early 19th Century mahogany cased stick barometer by Joseph Somalvico, 67 Leather Lane, HolbernHaving a brass finial and architectural pediment above a glazed hinged door enclosing the silvered dial applied with a thermometer and signed with the makers name , above the case inlaid with checkering and the visible mercury tube, over the circular domed cistern , 98cm long.
Lot 725
Ed Sheeran's t-shirt, Stick out Tongue, size S. All of the Ed Sheeran Collection has come from Ed Sheeran himself and is to be sold at auction to support the Zest Charity, Bishop & Miller Auctioneers is delighted to be working in partnership with Zest and the St Elizabeth Hospice Family to raise much needed funds. Each lot will come with a Bishop and Miller signed certificate of authenticity.
Lot 736
Ed Sheeran's single drum stick, Vic Firth, the single stick snapped from mid way and missing the top. All of the Ed Sheeran Collection has come from Ed Sheeran himself and is to be sold at auction to support the Zest Charity, Bishop & Miller Auctioneers is delighted to be working in partnership with Zest and the St Elizabeth Hospice Family to raise much needed funds. Each lot will come with a Bishop and Miller signed certificate of authenticity.
Lot 590
Ed Sheeran's double end drum stick, turned wood, 23cm long. All of the Ed Sheeran Collection has come from Ed Sheeran himself and is to be sold at auction to support the Zest Charity, Bishop & Miller Auctioneers is delighted to be working in partnership with Zest and the St Elizabeth Hospice Family to raise much needed funds. Each lot will come with a Bishop and Miller signed certificate of authenticity.
Lot 539
Ed Sheeran's Green Nymph Stick Insect, cased by Papillon. All of the Ed Sheeran Collection has come from Ed Sheeran himself and is to be sold at auction to support the Zest Charity, Bishop & Miller Auctioneers is delighted to be working in partnership with Zest and the St Elizabeth Hospice Family to raise much needed funds. Each lot will come with a Bishop and Miller signed certificate of authenticity.
Lot 213
*Regimental Badges. A collection of Victorian and later regimental badges, including 12 Other Ranks helmet plate centres, comprising Lincolnshire, The Welsh, Cheshire, West Riding, Royal Sussex, Liverpool, Gloucestershire, Wiltshire, Shropshire, York & Lancaster, Royal Berkshire and Suffolk Regiments, etc, together with a WWI RAF Officers swagger stick with nickel ball top the shaft possibly leather, 71cm long (34)
Lot 199
*Edwardian Flick Stick. Edwardian flick stick reputedly belonging to Field Marshal Lord Allenby, with horn knop concealing 16cm long blade, silver collar engraved 'L.A.', Malacca shaft and brass ferrule, 88cm long Provenance: Strides Auctioneers, 2004. The auctioneers put the owner in touch with the vendor at the time who claimed she was a descendant of Lord Allenby's batman and that Lord Allenby had given him the stick at the end of the war. Sold with a note from the vendor stating this. Field Marshal, 1st Lord Allenby (1861-1936) was commander of British Forces in the Middle East campaign during WWI, capturing Jerusalem and Damascus and decisively the Turks at Megiddo. (1)
Lot 196
*Cleaning Stick. Treen brass button cleaning stick, engraved 'Joseph Cole. First Compy 2nd Batt Coldstream Guards Quebec British North America In 1841, the reverse 'God Save the Queen', with regimental insignia, 29cm long, split and repaired A Joseph Cole is recorded as serving with Coldstream Guards in London and Windsor in 1851 (Service No.2022). The Canadian Rebellion of 1837-38 was two armed uprisings that took place in Lower and Upper Canada. Both rebellions were motivated by frustrations with political reform and were quickly dealt with. The Coldstream Guards were stationed in Quebec between 1838-1842 (arriving after the rebellion). The brigade remained in Quebec until 1842 and were to protect the loyal portion of the population from "the evil influence of agitators who continued to lurk in the country" and also to maintain order while the Government reforms were being introduced. It seems likely this piece was very much a way of whiling away the boredom much like the sailors and their scrimshaw work. (1)
Lot 20
OAK ARTS & CRAFTS HALL CUPBOARD.DESIGNED BY SHAPLAND & PETTER.RAISED TOP OVER PANELLED DOORS WITH PATENTED COPPER HINGE BRACKETS, OPENING TO REVEAL SHELF HOOKS & ONE DOOR WITH CIRCULAR MIRROR SHELVES & A PATENT WALKING STICK RACK. HEIGHT: 82 INCHES.WIDTH: 46 INCHES.DEPTH: 17 INCHES.IN GOOD CONDITION.
Lot 741
A 19th century Berlin porcelain model, of a boy, height 4ins, together with a 19th century porcelain figure, of a girl with a bundle of apples over her shoulder, af, height 4.75insCondition Report: He has damage to the porcelain plaque at his foot and she has extensive chips and losses to her stick and basket
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